Request an appointment in-person or virtually OU Health reproductive endocrinology
and infertility specialist today.
Starting or growing your family encompasses a variety of personal choices about family planning and the health of everyone involved. But you may face challenges in achieving pregnancy if you’ve tried unsuccessfully for at least a year, are a woman over age 35, if you or your partner have or had an STI or if your health history includes miscarriages or other reproductive issues.
Reach your dream of parenthood and find the help you need for reproductive health conditions through the fertility and reproductive medicine services at OU Health in Oklahoma City.
You’ll work with an exceptional team of highly trained and compassionate reproductive medicine specialists who focus on your complete care. Through a comprehensive evaluation of your entire health status, you and your care team consider multiple health factors, known and unknown, as you collaborate to develop a treatment plan that fits your specific situation.
Request an appointment in-person or virtually OU Health reproductive endocrinology
and infertility specialist today.
Whatever your condition, when you choose OU Health reproductive endocrinology services, you gain access to a wide range of diagnostic testing options with a full-service laboratory onsite that provides andrology (semen analysis), endocrinology (hormonal evaluation) and embryology (for in vitro fertilization).
Learn what to expect during OU Health reproductive health appointments – your first and follow-ups.
Treating fertility-related conditions takes time, so you want to act promptly to take advantage of OU Health expert diagnostic services and treatments for the full spectrum of fertility-related conditions such as:
At OU Health, you benefit from evidenced-based treatments, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), where our success rates exceed national averages and include strong pregnancy rates without multiples because we transfer the minimum number of embryos, based on guidelines set by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
You and your OU Health reproductive medicine care team members gain access to a full spectrum of advanced services and treatments using other assistive reproductive technologies such as:
You also may pursue the opportunity to participate in clinical trials.
Although many educational materials about fertility and reproductive medicine exist, you want the most accurate information from reputable sources, such as:
Other resources include DVDs Infertility Explained and Technostorks, as well as books such as The Conception Chronicles, Conquering Infertility, The Baby Trail: A Novel, The Right Fit: A Novel, Waiting for Daisy and A Few Good Eggs.
Even if you face a cancer condition, you want the ability to make your own family planning decisions. Although you may experience many side effects of cancer, fertility depends on the type of cancer, treatment, surgery, age and overall health.
Preserving fertility involves saving or protecting eggs, sperm or reproductive tissue. Children and teens with cancer also have reproductive options. For best results, talk with your doctors about fertility preservation before beginning cancer treatment.
At OU Health, you’ll work with a team of fertility specialists and gain access to advanced fertility preservation services that give you or your loved one future family planning flexibility. Ask your doctor about egg freezing for girls with regular menstrual cycles. Ovarian tissue cryopreservation, or ovary tissue freezing, is an innovative fertility preservation option offered at OU Health is giving new hope to patients who face medical treatments that are likely to impair their ability to conceive a child.
Fertility preservation options for women:
Egg freezing
In vitro fertilization and embryo freezing
Ovary tissue freezing
Ovarian transposition
Ovarian suppression
Ovarian shielding
Fertility preservation options for men:
Gonadal shielding
Sperm freezing
Testicular sperm extraction
If your fertility is affected after you experience a cancer condition, you still may take advantage of alternative ways to grow your family, such as:
Fertility treatment and assisted reproduction
Egg donation
Sperm donation
Gestational surrogacy
Adoption
Learn more online about fertility preservation:
Before your first OU Health fertility consultation appointment, review your health insurance policy or contact your insurance carrier to learn if your policy covers fertility treatments.
Trust the dedicated, compassionate fertility services team at OU Health for expert reproductive health care based on the latest research and advances in clinical trials. You’ll work with board-certified reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI) physicians, maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) specialists, physician assistants, laboratory specialists, women’s health providers, men’s health providers and specially trained nurses who focus on helping your family dreams become reality.
Learn more about your options for participating in clinical trials and research conducted by OU Health infertility physicians.
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